PRESS DIGEST- Financial Times - Oct. 29

Alphabet Inc owned Google is planning an aggressive campaign targeted against French commissioner Thierry Breton and other regulators in Brussels to weaken support for new rules curbing big tech's power. The two largest shareholders in London-listed copper miner Kaz Minerals have made a 3 billion pounds ($3.91 billion) all-cash buyout offer for the group.

The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. Headlines

Tiffany board approves sale to LVMH at lower price https://on.ft.com/3e6bP3f

Asda buyers' petrol stations business hit by Moody's downgrade https://on.ft.com/3jGkhHE

Internal Google document reveals campaign against EU lawmakers https://on.ft.com/2TALzVw

Top shareholders in Kaz Minerals launch 3 billion pounds buyout https://on.ft.com/34yZqlo

Overview U.S. Jeweller Tiffany & Co's board has agreed to a slightly lower price to approve its acquisition by French luxury goods group LVMH.

Petrol station operator EG Group was downgraded by ratings agency Moody's over governance issues and high debt levels. Alphabet Inc owned Google is planning an aggressive campaign targeted against French commissioner Thierry Breton and other regulators in Brussels to weaken support for new rules curbing big tech's power.

The two largest shareholders in London-listed copper miner Kaz Minerals have made a 3 billion pounds ($3.91 billion) all-cash buyout offer for the group. ($1 = 0.7673 pounds) (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)

(This story has not been edited by Devdiscourse staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)